BCA

B.Tech CSE is a four-year programme, whereas BCA is three years and MCA is two years, for a total of five years to complete BCA-MCA. As an LPU CSE alumnus, I would suggest LPU to anyone interested in CSE. The top engineering college in Punjab for CSE is Lovely Professional University. LPU has partnered with a number of organisations to provide hands-on practical training and certifications in conjunction with some of the world's most well-known businesses. LPU has partnered with major companies to provide free industrial training to B.Tech students. Lovely Professional University features centres of excellence and tie-ups with many of the world's leading and IT giants, ranging from Google, Microsoft, SAP, Bosch India, to Amazon India, Tech Mahindra, Oracle, Cadence, and Cisco. Few Placement Highlights for the class of 2022:1000+ National and Multi-national companies hired LPU students
8900+ recruitment offers generated
CTC Rs. 64 Lacs as the highest Salary Package
500+ companies offered CTC Rs. 5 Lacs p. a. or above
Rs 1.6 Lacs per month as the highest internship stipend
All the best!

You can take admission in BCA as math is not compulsory. Other eligibility requirements, however, must be MET. The programme requires a pass in 10+2 (with English or equivalent with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. NASSCOM has placed LPU's School of Computer Application among the top four Computer Applications Institutes in North India. The curriculum introduces students to the principles of information technology and gives knowledge of network tools and procedures through a grasp of existing wired and wireless networking models and protocols. The Open Systems Interconnection communication model, local area networks, bridges, routers, and gateways, addressing, and local and remote processes are among the topics covered in the course. Physical layer fundamentals, network protocol methods, error handling, flow management, multihop routing network reliability, timing, sophisticated network protocols, and infrastructure, as well as high-performance network applications are all simulated. Hope this information is helpful!